For sale - a complete run of all Queen Elizabeth II decimal machin stamps issued - from decimalisation in February 1971 through to the latest QE2 (2023)'Barcoded' stamps. I did attempt to combine several pages into one photo to try and show all of the stamps included, but the resulting collage photos were miniscule! Any marks on the stamps are from the scanner glass. Check out my other listings to see more detail / samples of the full range of stamps on offer. The sets you will receive in this'bumper' package include. The machin large format'parcel' stamps of the 70's and 80's (12 stamps in all). The SG'X' Series - a full perforation set plus ALL of the imperforate edge varieties - 266 stamps. The SG'Y' Series gummed stamps with elliptical perforations - Gravure/Photo and Litho all printers some 200+ stamps. All of the NVI Gummed (pre-security) stamps including all edge varieties and all printers - about 75 stamps. All of the NVI S/A stamps and the pre-security S/A and gummed issues - around 110 stamps. All of the'Penny Black' Anniversary gummed issues - including all edge varieties, and all of the penny black / red and'2d' blue anniversary self adhesive issues. All of the'Diamond Jubilee' and Long to Reign Over Us' issues. All of the Decimal Wilding stamps. All of the'U' Series MPIL stamps from Prestige Books, including all 2022 issues (up to and including the last -'The Queen's Platinum Jubilee'). All of the'U' Value denominated stamps issued in counter sheets, for all printers and all years 122+ stamps. All of the'U' Value NVI S/A issues from all sources (Books of 4, Books of 6, Books of 12, Business Sheets, Counter Sheets) Small format and Large format stamps - every issue and every printer - 190+ stamps. All of the new'Barcoded' machins both NVI Barcoded and denominated, from all sources, including Prestige Books. The stamps will be set out roughly in order of issue, with my identifying strips below each stamp (as shown in the sample photographs attached). 50 pages of stamps - they will be set out in a black paged stock book(s) to show them off. Hence they are not cheap. Note that for some countries postal weight limits may mean the stamps have to be sent in two packages.